At £220,000, the property’s price seems reasonable, considering its location within Enfield Island Village, the modern interior, and the generally positive condition. However, the lack of information on the exact square footage of the property, combined with the limited plot size and the price range of similar properties in the area (which shows some variation), leads to a moderately high but not exceptionally high score.

Based on the provided photographs, the property appears to be in good condition, with a modern interior. The kitchen and bathroom seem well-maintained and updated. While there is no visible indication of significant repairs needed, there’s no indication of particularly high-end finishes or luxurious features.

The property is situated in Enfield Lock, within a Grade II listed building development on the Enfield Island Village. This location benefits from proximity to Enfield Lock train station, providing relatively easy access to London Liverpool Street. The presence of several nearby schools with good Ofsted ratings also adds to its appeal. However, the immediate surrounding area appears somewhat limited in terms of immediate amenities, requiring a short journey to access more extensive options.

The property is an apartment; therefore, it has essentially no land associated with it, hence the low score.